Northern Iowan — November 30, 1984

Page	Title	Summary	Scan
1	Means speaks of Indian struggles	Russell Means speaks about the struggles of American Indians to move forward and keep their past; photo.
1	Advisors help peers	A profile on the peer advisor program at UNI; photo.
2	Scherzo	Student's thesis may be published in an adult magazine.
2	Radio people respond to print person	Randy Cook, local disc jockey, comments on his supposedly offensive comments made during his show.
2	Untitled	Randy Cook's radio station manager responds to charges.
2	Immaculate Perception	In the author's family, the men are never expected to help clean up, nor do they feel guilty about it.
3	University band gets due praise	A resident comments on the band's performances at the football games, and the excitement they bring.
3	Search for real winner	Printing error leads to mix-up at raffle.
3	Forum on Central America discussed	Report on Central America forum; believe policy needs to be changed.
4	Indian women have image problem	Glenda Riley talks about her research on American Indian women; photo.
5	UNISA	Consider recognition of Students for Peace.
5	Four students get scholarships	List of McElroy scholarship winners.
6	What's Up	Meetings and activities.
6	Co-op predicts best year ever	A greater number have applied this year for co-op jobs, doubling the numbers from the last year.
7	UNI's East named president-elect	Whitfield "Chip" East was named president-elect for the Iowa Association of Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance; photo.
7	UNISA plans central area for offices	Planning underway for a centralized area for all of the student organization offices, to improve communication.
8	New scholarship for grad students	A discussion of the eligibility of the new scholarship, the Stanley Butler Reeves Reading Scholarship.
8	Holiday dinner for area lonely	A holiday dinner for area residents who would otherwise be eating alone is planned by the United Ministries in Higher Education.
8	New look for Lawther	A committee is formed for the purpose of giving Lawther Hall a cheerier appearance.
8	Hard challenges for older students	Non-traditional students talk about the difficulties that they face in returning to school.
12	Pecans for scholarship	University Dames are selling Georgia pecans in support of their scholarship for women at UNI.
12	Superdance needs dancers
13	Additional runs of Little Women	Two additional performances of Little Women at the Waterloo Community Playhouse have been added.
13	Lyric Theatre performs	Will present "Amahl and the Night Visitors".
13	Meet Merton's director	A look at "Merton of the Movies", a production held in Strayer-Wood Theatre; photo.
14	Schub replaces formerly planned pianist's concert	Performance by Aldo Ciccolini cancelled and replaced with a performance by Andre-Michel Schub.
14	It's a Wild World	Valerie Camarigg comments on the utter stupidity of raking leaves.
15	This week in history	Information on what was going on in the world the week of November 30th one year ago, five, twenty-five, and fifty years ago.
15	. . . action filled weekend ahead	Preview of matches coming up.
15	Grapplers lose season debut . . .	The Wisconsin wrestlers defeated UNI Panthers, 27-8.
16	Classic begins tonight	Preview of the UNI-Dome Classic.
16	Court ruling hurts UNI revenue	The NCAA loss of control over football telecasts decreases the revenue for UNI.
18	Sporting news	News about the men's and women's swim team, the football team, and the women's basketball team.
18	Panthers take season opener	The men's basketball team wins their first game, a 70-51 victory against Brandon University in Canada.